Shulman uses the term "the agency client" to describe:
A)macro social work practice.
B)clients who have been connected with an agency for a long time and have developed reputations for being "unworkable".
C)clients who have been connected with an agency for a long time and have referred other clients for service.
D)workers who seek serve from the agency that employs them.

Question

Shulman uses the term "the agency client" to describe:​
A)macro social work practice.
B)clients who have been connected with an agency for a long time and have developed reputations for being "unworkable".
C)clients who have been connected with an agency for a long time and have referred other clients for service.
D)workers who seek serve from the agency that employs them.

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Shulman uses the term "the agency client" to describe clients who have been connected with an agency for a long time and have developed reputations for being "unworkable". This term reflects the challenges that can arise in long-term service relationships where clients may be perceived as difficult to help.

Shulman Uses the Term "The Agency Client" to Describe:​

Shulman Uses the Term "The Agency Client" to Describe: